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THE LUCKNOW `SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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(ST. HELENS , NEWS).
4The community Halls was 1-
:. ed tocapacity on. Friday evenin
- ' when relatives and friends, ga-
thered to honor Miss Irma. r
sten. whose; marriage to Mr., R°o ss
Henderson • of Lucknow ' takes
place in • the' Whiteehurch P s-
`byterian Church at 3' o'clock n
Saturday. •
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To the strains of the Bridal
chorus. played by;Mrs. Chester
Taylor, the bride-to-be was es-
. • torted to the seat of honour on
the platform by her sisters,
Mrs
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Walter :Elliott ,of .Whiteeburch,
Mrs.. Ronald Perrott of Goderich
and Miss, Norma Forster of Lon -
dont. ,The platform was. attra�c-•
'Live in a ' color- .scheme of rose
and green with horseshoes,
streamers,beautiful autumn flo-
wers arid. -a wishing well over-
flowing with "gilts. Mrs. Allan
Miller welcomed the guests . and
;presided for the program Which.
„included.. readings suitable: to
the occasion by .Mrs ; Alex; ;Rob
ertson,�,,Whitechurch,. `Miss W. D.
Rutherford and Mrs. Lorne
Woods, duetts ' by , Mrs., Ronald
• ''and Mrs. '. John "Forster, and'
Dianne Jamieson ..'and Nancy
Forster of Lucknow, a piano solo.
by Miss Mary : Fisher of White
church; an acc ordiati -solo by
'.Donna Forster of- Lucknow and
vocal • solos . by 'Gladys. McDon-
ald , and Miss Lynn.. Aitchison • .of
Listowel: Mrs. . Don Cameron ad-
dresseda; reading ,of good;' wish-
es to the .bride -elect, • who *as
-assisted in opening' the many.
lovely gifts by':'her.. sisters, and
by 'Mrs. Cameron, Lois "Miller
Patsy' Foran. Irma expressed her
thanks and invited the ladies to
her. trotisaeau : tea ` on, ,Tuesday
.evening. . The singing of : ` "For
She's a • Jolly ";Good Fellow" .. fol-
lowed by lunch, brought to a
close. a very enjoyable evening
planned by Mrs. Harvey Webb,
Mrs. Allan Miller; `Mrs. Andrew
'Gaunt.and Mrs. Janes Aitchison;
Mrs. ; James :..Curran.,. 'was in
charge of ' the ;guest book.:
PURPLE GROVE
Congratulation Tto the Kin -
lough School: Pupils and their
teacher, Mrss. • Burton : Collins for
winning first prize for their
marching and song, yell at. Luck;
now . Fair. on Thursday,:
Our c
bmrnunity was shocked
and saddened to hear of the
sudden passing of Mrs. Oscar.
Armstrong, • Bervie on ,,Friday
morning. ' Wee.,•xtend our sym
4athyy to; ` Mr. Armstrong and.
family, .• .
Mrs.. Frank Stanley, Millarton
visited: on , Tuesday, at. " the home
of Mr. Norval • Stanley. •
],Miss Marlene. Gawley. spent a
few ,days with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Chadbourne, Kingarf. • ,
Brian • Boyle entertained' • his
ehums .at his 7th Birthday, Par-
ty on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs.. Dori McCosh &
Richard attended - a. Family gath-
ering at.. the home of Mrs. John..
Colwell, Kinlough on Sunday..
Mr. and Mrs.' Frank Dore;
Nancy, Ronnie,and Dianne were
Sunday guests . of Mr. ;'and Mrs.'
Louis Misch, Walkerton.
Congratulations to `Heather,
Boyle, daughter: of Mr: and Mrs.
Francis Boyle; and ,Robbie Sut-•
ton, son of Mr. and • Mrs: Cecil
Sutton who were among the
prize winners-in;'the Baby'Shaw'
at the Lucknow Fall Fair. .
Girls of 'the' Purple Grove 4-H1
Homemaking Club, "Cottons. May
Be Smart" met at 'the home' of
their leader, Mr?. ' Peter Leeson
;on • Wednesday. . Mrs James
Brooks is •the Assistant Leader.
We opened the 'meeting with the
41 Pledge. We decided to call
our ` club Purple Grove Sample.
Sewers: The results. of ,the • elec-
Mr. Charlie :'. Stuart • left on
Thursday for his home in Re-
gina after• spending the . sum -
Mer. with Mr. and •.: Mrs.'' ' George
Stuart and Mr.: Joe Stuarts ,•
-•Miss Donna Woods' "who ,•has
been holidaying •since :commpleting
her training at; the Kitchener -
Waterloo Hospital has returned
to Kitchener where she will be
a' member of the 'staff' •of the
Hospital:
The ladies are reminded of the
Meeting of the Women's Inti='
tute this "(Thursday) , evening at
8:30 when Mrs. A. E. 1VIcKiin of
I.aelinow will. be the •guestspea-
ker. Roll,'; call;. One step 1- can
Make toward world peace. Con-.
test, A~ penny' for .every, inch of
your waistline ''with': a prize for
the biggest..
Mr. and; Mrs. Victor ' Taylor &
Irene of .Brucefield were recent .
guests of • • Mr. and:. Mrs. Lorne •
'Woods. .
are: invited ited .,to attend An-
You .v t
niversa`services in the: 'U `ted
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Church .'next Sunday at `11 a.m.
and' 7.30 p m •1 ev..Elmer Taylor;
of Goderich will be the guest
Speaker. . Special music will bei
furnished by the choir with •Mr.:
Gordon Leggatt of Wingham • as
guest soloist in• the: evening -'°
Mr. and : Mrs: G. S: ,1VIcIntyre
and Donald, of. Richmond; Hill
were week -end -visitors with Mr:
and Mrs. W: I.: Miller.
Mr.. and: Mrs. Ken'Grewar and.
Nancy' of 'Brantford and Miss
Alison Webb of Guelph .spent the
week -end with : Mr. -and, . Mrs,
Harvey Webb.
Mrs. J. E. 'Smith, her sons Mer-
trin,' Kenneth and Donald and
her daughter, Mrs.: Lynch' Of Os-
age, Sask., visited, last week With.
their cousin,' Mrs. John Cameron
and. Mr. Cameron.
tion of officers is • President,.
Marlene Gawley; Sec'y., Barb-
ara. Leeson; Press Reporter; Nan-
cy Dore, A .dainty lunch Was
served by the hostess.
Mr. Frank Currie returned.
home on Tuesday after, .holiday-
ing with his 'brother, Mr. Jack
Walsh and other relatives. in
Melfort, Sask. '
Miss Eva. Culbert and Mr,
Lorne' Culbert • spent • Sunday
with.- Mr. and Mrs. Elliott John-
ston. -
•Miss ,May Boyle, • Kinlough,
Miss Vera. Boyle and .Mrs. Dun-.,
'can McKenzie of ' Moose Jaw,
Sask., . spent an ' afternoon with
Miss' 'Eva Culbert::- '
Miss . Kate" MoCsh o , , Ripley is ,.
spending 'a couple of weeks with
Mr.. and 'Mrs. ' William Arnold.
We are ':sorry to report Mr.
Bob. Kuntz suffered a ..severe.
heart attack: on Sunday morn-
ing.
• Mr. Gordon Arnold of West
-
'ern • University, . London` was,
home for the week -end,.
.Miss aVlargaret„ Robertson,
Messrs. Roy, Collins 'and 'Don,
Robertson visited on Sunday
with, Mr' and. Mrs. Goldie I us -
ton,, Bethel, • ,
• hors last week at Mr,.
Doo ld Robertson were: Mr. &
Mrs. Ken Robertson- and family
and Mrs. hunter of Armow;
Miss ,Norma.. Murray and Mrs.'
Martha Huston,, Mrs, Russel Col
lins and Carol.
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Thome-
son spent the week -end at Tob-
erznory,,.
,OLIVET
Mr. and Mrs: Murry. Cameron
and Susan of• Hamilton.. visited
with Mr. and Mrs...Orvi]1e Fin-
layson .and, Marilyn' during the
week -end. , • ' . .
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston
and. Bert, visited recently with
Mr: and 'Mrs Harry Coiling and
Carol Ann., . , •
•
Mr: ' and Mrs. Melvin • Coiling
and Sharon spent •Sunday after-
noon with Mr. and Mrs. David
King at Teeswater.
Mrs. E. • Osborne- spent the
past 'week in Elmwood with Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan McCallum and
children.
Congratulations ..are extended
to Mr, and Mrs. ;Stuart, Schier_
holta, of Breslau
on the 'birth, of
a daughter, a sister for Glen Sri
Colleen who are visiting, at pre,
sent with ., their grandparents,.
Mr, and 'Mrs. Alex MacTavish.
Miss- Shirley Brooks and Miss
Barbara Anger both of Kincar-
dine spent . -Sunday at their
homes here, - •
The square • dance team of
Clover Valley School placed se-
cond in the contest at Lucknow
Fair on Thursday and :we : heard
some • nice''remarks about the'.
calling. by Patsy, MacCharles &
Janet Hamilton,
Mrs,. W.illiarn 'MoGuires .'friends
will. be pleased . toknow that she.
is much improved. in 'health.
' Corn cutting is the order .of
the day,, and since the rain of
Sunday, farmers will be able .to
' plough, , it has been too dry be-..
fore•
There were some sore '.young
arms in the 'community overthe
week -end, Dr. Allen and " Miss
Thompson,. visited Clover' Valley •
School giving the—"pupils booster
immunization "shots." ZJncom-
'fortable :for, the children' .but. a
/great ,comfort for the • parents.
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